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Paul Waddell II
  • Realtor
  • New Orleans, LA
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Newbie Real Estate at 25

Paul Waddell II
  • Realtor
  • New Orleans, LA
Posted

Hey BiggerPockets family, I hope all is well in this crazy year we all have been having. I just broke out of COVID unemployment to work as a manager for multiple storage facilities earning an hourly wage. I have about $6500 saved up and a pretty decent credit score. I've recently started researching qualifications for a FHA loan and noticed it can be used towards purchasing a small multi-family property. Where I live in the New Orleans market, duplexes are quite abundant, however many of them are very distressed still from hurricane Katrina. With that said, I have a few questions for those who own small multi-family properties:

Where can I find multi-family homes besides Zillow?

How can I ensure I profit a couple hundred dollars per month cash flow after expenses?

Does it make sense to look for a multi-family home that is already livable if cash flow is the goal?

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